Thanks for the help!
I didn't realize there was a method pattern AND a constructor pattern. I'll
look more into the details, but I think that was the confirmation I needed.
Tyler
On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 4:56 PM, Andrew Eisenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> See comments below:
>
> > public asp
See comments below:
> public aspect ThreadTest {
> pointcut all():execution(*.new(..)) && !within(ThreadTest) &&
> !within(Holder) &&!within(com.vladium..*);
>
> after(): all()
> {
> System.out.println("Success");
> }
> }
This aspect works as expected, I hope. Remember th
Hi all,
I must have overlooked something in the documentation. I want an aspect
to be applied everytime a constructor is called (by way of a new ie String
myString = new String(). After much fidgeting, I have developed this
aspect:
public aspect ThreadTest {
pointcut all():execution(*.ne
Did you by any chance find the solution. I am stuck on the same problem. I am
not able to get the setter to work. Please help.
Brian Ericson wrote:
>
> Uh... I don't know that I can... I'm getting totally inexplicable
> behavior... I copied the example I'd originally sent for RC1 (a couple
Thanks, although a little clunky this looks a whole lot better than copy and paste.[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ->To: aspectj-users@eclipse.org>From: "Ramnivas Laddad" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]>Date: 07/14/2008 01:40AM>Subject: Re: [aspectj-users] Calling proceed in a method>>A
Hi Andy,Perhaps my use-case wasn't well described, but all I am attempting to do is to is refactor code from pieces of around advice, including the call to proceed(), to a common method. If there are implementation difficulties that mean this is too difficult to support in AspectJ then I am happy t
